Egghead

Breakfast restaurant · The Strip

Egghead

Breakfast restaurant · The Strip

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Proper Eats Food Hall ARIA Resort & Casino, Promenade Level, 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158

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NYC-style egg sandwiches & huge hash browns at Aria  

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Proper Eats Food Hall ARIA Resort & Casino, Promenade Level, 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158 Get directions

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The best breakfast restaurants in Las Vegas | Eater Vegas

"Egghead by Tao Hospitality at the Proper Eats food hall serves up New York City-style breakfast sandwiches to conventiongoers and early risers at the Aria. The Midtown sandwich gets a fried egg, crispy bacon, American cheese, sliced tomato, and spicy aioli while the Greenwich Village is loaded with scrambled egg whites, kale, sunflower seeds, avocado, caramelized onions, tomato and American cheese." - Janna Karel

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The Best Affordable Restaurants in Las Vegas for a Cheap Meal | Eater Vegas

"All of the breakfast sandwiches at this food hall staple, located in the Aria Resort and Casino, are $10 or $11 and just right for eating in or taking on-the-go. Start the morning with the Midtown with fried egg, crispy bacon, American cheese, sliced tomato, fried shallots, and spicy aioli for $10. The cheesy hash brown, packed with pecorino cheese, rings in at $7; its no-cheese counterpart is only $5." - Janna Karel

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The Best Affordable Restaurants in Las Vegas for a Cheap Meal | Eater Vegas

"All of the breakfast sandwiches at this food hall staple, located in the Aria Resort and Casino, are $10 or $11 and just right for eating in or taking on-the-go. Start your morning with the Midtown with fried egg, crispy bacon, American cheese, sliced tomato, fried shallots, spicy aioli for $10. The cheesy hash brown, packed with pecorino cheese, rings in at $7; it’s no-cheese counterpart is only $5." - Janna Karel

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Gina C.

Google
Egghead at the Aria was fantastic! We were here during Super Bowl weekend. It’s located in the Aria food court, and while the menu is small, don’t let that fool you—their egg sandwiches are absolutely delicious. I love how they cook their organic eggs to perfection, so when you take a bite, the beautiful yolk runs onto the wrapper, perfect for dipping their amazingly flavorful hash browns. We attempted to try another breakfast spot within the Aria but wasn’t impressed, so we came back here—and I’m glad I did! The service was great, and the ambiance in that area makes it nice. Definitely a must-try for breakfast lovers. Will be back!

Michael Smith

Google
Egg sandwiches appear to be having a moment, and this Egghead in the food court on the second floor of the Aria casino illustrates that moment perfectly. No cash accepted, hotel room charge, or credit cards only. The sandwiches are OK, but no standout. There's always a lineup, so expect a bit of a wait. The hashbrowns tasted like they had been sitting for a while. Prices are way too high for basically a brioche bun, a fried egg, and a slice of cheese. An Egg McMuffin at the Golden Arches never looked or tasted better.

César Rincón Mayorga

Google
Lines can be long here, and might take a while to place an order and to receive it. The egg sandwishes are worth the wait. Try the Chelsea and the Greenwich Village. Great service by Ruby! 5/5

Sneha Rao

Google
One of the better options in Aria food promenade! Though we left disappointed with Aria's blehhh "5-star" service, a couple of the restaurants in this hotel deserve some commendation! And Egghead is one of them! Friendly service and decently sized and priced sandwiches! Our first breakfast was at Egghead and we repeated it on another during our stay! We opted to get the Chelsea sandwich, the Greenwich Village and the crispy hash brown. The sandwiches were well made and satisfying... The promenade in Aria works off a Kiosk. Unfortunately during our stay, egghead was not accepting orders through the Kiosk, we had to queue up both times and as expected it was not an enjoyable experience!

Jessie Chien

Google
The wait time can be long but it is worth the wait. The food is delicious and I am so glad they have a lighter and healthier sandwich option with egg white and veggies in it. The hash brown is top notch which is crispy from the outside but soft inside.

Ryan Kent

Google
What a great breakfast sandwich. Light and fluffy sandwiches. Not trying to do too much. Just tasty. Make sure you get the cheesy breakfast hash brown - it’s the breakfast mozzarella stick you didn’t know you wanted!!

Nette Rab

Google
Located at the Proper Eats (Food Hall) in the Aria Hotel called Prospect Eat. Stood in line to order at the counter. I was greeted with a smile. I ordered the Bacon Breakfast Sandwich was yummy but the star of the show was the cheesy hasbrown. It was very cheesy. Crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. I was expecting a cheese pull which was not there but the flavors were there. Overall, I'd come back again.

Faiyaz Suleman

Google
Egghead at Proper Eats serves up a solid breakfast experience. I ordered the Soho with scrambled eggs and American cheese, opting to leave off the bacon. The portion size was generous, and the sandwich was delicious—perfectly cooked and very satisfying. It was both flavorful and filling, making it a great start to the day. The Crispy Hash Brown, on the other hand, was just average. While it was cooked well, it didn’t stand out or offer anything unique. Overall, Egghead is a convenient spot for a tasty breakfast with substantial portions, though the sides could use a bit more flair.
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Kristin L.

Yelp
I was seriously impressed with my breakfast sandwich from Egghead and I am livid that I don't have an Egghead near my house. Egghead is located in the Proper Eats Food Hall, which can be found inside the ARIA Resort & Casino. Ordering our food at the register was quick and easy, despite having a couple of people ahead of us, and the staff were super friendly! After placing your order, you walk to the pick-up area, where you can either sit or stand and watch the staff prepare your sandwich right in front of you. I got the Chelsea, and was thoroughly impressed with how delicious it was! I'm not even a big fan of tomatoes, but the tomato worked really well with the other ingredients. The spicy aioli wasn't that spicy, but had a really great flavor to it! The sausage patty was average, but by no means bad. It was priced pretty decently for a Las Vegas breakfast sandwich too! I also got a crispy hash brown and my god was it fantastic. The epitome of what every hash brown should aspire to be. While it was greasy, it was packed full of flavor and it was huge. Forget those skinny McDonalds hash browns - Egghead's hash browns are thick as bricks and so much tastier. I really wish we had one of these where I live, but alas, we don't and probably never will. So, I'll just have to plan a trip to Vegas the next time I need my Egghead fix!
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Kat K.

Yelp
This place is located in a food court area on the 2nd floor in the Aria. You order your food at the counter and they will call your name to pick up and there is a dinning area shared with other fast food type places. I ordered the Chelsea which is egg, sausage, cheese (lots of cheese ) and tomato. The sandwich was big and so was the cheese hash brown I ordered. However, I thought the taste was just ok on both. A thick bun for the sandwich. The sausage patty was more hard than juicy. The hash browns were thick. It was like the thickness of 2 or 3 regular hash browns put together. It's not too bad but IMO it's just ok
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Etana I.

Yelp
Simple, Quick, and Tasty I love a small menu--sometimes too many options can be overwhelming, so I really appreciated Egghead keeping it simple. Especially for a quick-service spot on the Strip, they do it right. The sandwiches were good, just a little heavy for me first thing in the morning. But the real standout? The hashbrowns. Do yourself a favor and order them extra crispy. So. Good. Would I come back? Probably and next time, I'm doubling up on those hashbrowns.
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Ashley S.

Yelp
Gonna keep this short and sweet as this is in comparison to Egg Slut Quality of Food Egg Head IS BETTER than Egg Slut (bread is better. Bacon was a little overcooked. They have self service drinks so that means free refills!) Wait Time Egg Head IS BETTER than Egg Slut (Egg Slut has a wait over 30 minutes on Fri-Sun. Don't bother!) Seating Egg Head IS BETTER than Egg Slut (more tables and seating at Egg Head) Customer Service Egg Head IS THE SAME as Egg Slut (both were just OK) Location Egg Head IS THE SAME as Egg Slut (in separate hotels adjacent to each other so not really a factor) Other Options Around Egg Head IS WORSE than Egg Slut (both have coffee options next to them. However, Egg Slut is in Cosmo and has a few more food options)
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Cody T.

Yelp
Our first breakfast in Vegas for this vacation! We decided to try egghead since we're big on eggslut. Difference here from what eggslut does is that they do a sunny side up fried egg instead of a creamy whipped scrambled egg that eggslut does. The names of the sandwiches are also placed in New York! We ordered the midtown, Chelsea, and the cheesy hash brown. The midtown comes with a spicy aioli sauce, tomatoes, cheese and a fried sunny side up egg. The Chelsea comes with a sausage patty with cheese and egg. And the cheesy hash brown is 2 hash brown pieces that have mozzarella cheese in between. Overall, our sandwiches were delicious and the hash brown was super good as well! Really good alternative to eggslut in Cosmopolitan if you were close to aria and the line was longer at eggslut too.
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Christine W.

Yelp
Came here to check out the sandwiches! I got the Midtown myself, and I quite enjoyed it! It has fried egg, bacon, spicy aioli, and more, and it was very flavorful. The egg was cooked well, and was perfectly runny. Definitely a solid sandwich! The service was good as well- I ordered the food at the checkout and waited for my name to be called to retrieve my food. The ambiance is nice as well and shares a space with Proper Eats Food Hall!
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Yesenia C.

Yelp
I was excited to know there was a breakfast spot inside of the Aria Resort and Casino. They had great reviews and as soon as I saw my order, I immediately was very happy I ordered from here. It is located in the Proper Eats Food Hall among other restaurants within the food court. Plenty of seating for you to choose from which was great because we were a party of 12. Everyone ordered from Egg Head for breakfast and it was delicious. The breakfast sandwich consisted of a very soft and fluffy bread, egg, bacon and cheese with a hash brown patty as a side. The service was quick, considering they had a line (goes to show how popular it is). Definitely would recommend!
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Alfred N.

Yelp
The food taste amazing and delicious. Every item on the menu will hit the spot Everytime. I love that the ordering POS system is an individual station and not bundled with other food stations. The eggs were so tasty. You will not be dis
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Julie S.

Yelp
I was staying at Aria and went downstairs to get a coffee at breakfast, then the Starbucks had a huge line so I started walking down the hall to see what else was there. I smelled the deliciousness of egg sandwiches and had to stop and grab one. The sandwiches are about $13 and it's really filling. I got the one that had a sausage patty but they had a big selection including a vegetarian one, one with bacon, and a spicier one. They also had a gigantic side of hashbrowns as an option though I was fine with a sandwich and coffee. They served everything fresh and fast. I had wondered what happened to the Aria buffet and was pleased to see it's this new food court. It was really a lovely location with lots of windows and comfortable seating and I enjoyed being there.
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Chelsea N.

Yelp
YUM!! Great spot for quick breakfast in the Aria. Food was made to order and tasted great. We stopped here for breakfast before checkout of the hotel, and had half our sandwiches for the plane ride home. The cheesy hash brown was drool worthy! They also have drip and canned iced coffee.
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Denise H.

Yelp
Breakfast at the Aria before I made my donation in the slots. Up the escalater to the Proper Eats food hall and ordered The Chelsea and the crispy hash brown. The hash brown was the star! The sandwich was super greasy. I will go back for the hash brown!
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Annabelle R.

Yelp
Got the chelsea on a Monday morning. Service was helpful and efficient. The sandwich was super tasty, and cheesy, with just a bit of spice from the aioli, a nice filling meal to start my day. And plenty of seating in the Proper Eats Food Hall dining area to enjoy my savory snack.
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Tanusree M.

Yelp
Decent breakfast, nothing too special. We got a couple of sandwiches to share amongst 5 people and a hash brown. The benefit is that it's fairly cheap for food on the strip.
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peter n.

Yelp
Tried to this spot across the street due to the long line at eggslut for F1 weekend. Well worth the walk due the similar menu with a shorter wait. It is located in the food court of Aria. I tried the Chelsea and it was great breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was freshly made with a generous amount of ingredients in between. More of a grab and go spot with limited seating.
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Jasmine M.

Yelp
Came here for our first meal of the day in Vegas. The wait looked long and it was, but it felt like it was an ongoing. They move really fast here. Got our orders and had to look for a seat right away. At the time we came (literally rush hour), it was hard to find a seat nearby. We got super lucky to find a small spot but as people left we quickly grabbed them. 6/10 I got the midtown and it was okay. If you're into soft egg this would be it -- I thought I would but not really. My friend got hers with bacon and she enjoyed hers. Maybe add more protein to your sandwich if it's not included. It's busy all around. Since the seating is just out there, the volume can get a bit loud.
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Diane S.

Yelp
Cheap foood for Vegas. Reminds me of egg slut. But all the items are under New York names except you're in cosmo. The food is made to order and we liked it. I liked the hasbrown but my husband was not a fan. I thought the breakfast was good hot and fresh. It's food court mall style for eating :)
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Traci L.

Yelp
Super convenient breakfast spot if you're staying at Aria! As part of the food court, there were digital kiosks to order food for the various restaurants. However, when i clicked on the egghead logo, it prompted me to order directly at the cash register. I ordered the Chelsea and the cheesy hash brown. Both were satisfying but my favorite was the hash brown (though on the pricier side). Seating was surprisingly crowded on a Monday morning so we couldn't find a regular table and just sat on the countertop stools.
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Renee T.

Yelp
My first time trying an "egg sandwich" place. Located conveniently in the Aria, we ordered different egg sandwiches and the cheese hash browns. Pretty darn good, the rolls were sweet, everything was amazing. My only suggestion is to have an item for vegetarian folks. I'm not a big meat eater at all and was able to get the egg sandwich with the bacon removed, but for the same cost which was strange. Besides that location was great and yummy food.
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Jessica M.

Yelp
I went to Egghead inside of Aria's Proper Eats food court. Long wait and a little pricey, but I enjoyed the sandwich. It was fresh, hot, and very filling. I ordered the Soho but considered getting the Midtown. I added some jam to my sandwich and it really helped to elevate all the flavors. There's tons of seating in the food court and you get to watch as your food is prepared. They have a forward facing kitchen with shielding glass. Overall a great experience!
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Trisha L.

Yelp
Honestly, when I saw that Egg Slut had a competitor, I wanted to see if it was similar or comparable. Egg Slut always has the longest line, which is understood because of the taste and quality, but I wanted to give this place a shot. To be fair, I would give this place a 3.5 - a 3 does seem pretty harsh, but it wasn't my favorite spot for breakfast. This is located inside the Proper Eats Food Court in the Aria. It's easy to spot since it's on the far right corner and it's not hard to miss. The menu itself has less than 10 options from what I remember, which includes a variety of sandwiches, hashbrowns, and drinks. There was no line when we went and it was around 11-12pmish. You can't order through the mobile kiosk at all - you have to go to the register and order. My husband and I got the following: -The Chelsea - this comes with a fried egg, sausage patty, American cheese, sliced tomato, fried shallots, and spicy aioli $13 -The Midtown - same thing as the Chelsea, but this comes with bacon instead of sausage $13 -1 crispy hashbrown $6 Total came out to be around $35-40ish with tax and tip. REVIEW OF EACH ITEM I TRIED: -The Chelsea - honestly this is not a bad breakfast sandwich, but this was not my favorite. The sausage itself was cooked ok with some pink spots in certain areas in the middle. The American cheese really overpowered the sandwich, so you couldn't really find the fried shallots unless you felt them. The tomato was slightly weird, but it helps to cut the salt and fat. The spicy aioli was fine, but not as prominent. I do wished we asked if we could sub the fried egg for scrambled eggs, so it would mimic the Fairfax at egg slut, but unsure if you can do that. -The Midtown - this was pretty much the same thing as the Chelsea, but with bacon. The cheese was just too much and we didn't get to taste anything else in the sandwich. I will give credit where credit is due where these breakfast sandwiches are pretty hearty and filling. If you love globs of American cheese in your sandwiches, and something filling to keep you full while you're gambling, this might be for you. -Crispy hashbrown: I didn't realize that this would be a fried block of potato and I really liked it! The flavor was food, but I will say that it wasn't as crispy as I would like it. It seemed like it was sitting out for a bit, so the corners were slightly crispy but still soft all around. Overall, I will say that this place is decent for breakfast sandwiches, but I'm not rushing back to try anything else out. If I'm in the Aria and I'm craving a breakfast sandwich, I'll swing by. Otherwise, it's not on my list for next time.
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Irene S.

Yelp
Drawn to this bfast place as I love eggs and also noticed a line of others anticipating for a scrumptious meal. Very quick service! My Greenwich village sandwich was good, nice flavors as I do like the avocados & kale, just wanted more of a crunch to give it a more interesting texture. Will def come back to try the other sandwiches (Chelsea and MidTown)
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Ameya K.

Yelp
The egg sandwich was absolutely on point, it's the perfect hangover breakfast. The cheesy hash brown was decent too but the sandwich was hands down the winner
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Corey R.

Yelp
Egghead is a nice cool spot located in the Proper Eats food hall in the Aria. They have a couple really nice egg sandwiches. I got the Greenwich village sandwich and the cheesy hash browns. They were both really tasty. I only gave a 4 out of 5 because I feel that the egg could have been cooked a little longer. Even though it was good by the end the softness of the egg was getting to me. But I do recommend checking out this place for breakfast if you're in Vegas and definitely if you stay at the Aria.
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Valerie A.

Yelp
Fresh and delicious breakfast sandwiches served quickly and with a smile. Love the freshly cooked fried eggs in both our Chelsea and Midtown. My midtown had a tangy sauce and was really yummy. We also got a hash brown that was nice and crispy. Kind of wish I had tried the one with the cheese inside - maybe next time! It's part of the Proper Eats Food Hall and I guess you are supposed to be able to order from your table, but that wasn't working today. It was ok because the line moved really quickly and we got our food in no time.
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Borneo G.

Yelp
My husband and I were tired of eating sit down meals and spending $70-100 just to eat. This place hits the spot and cost us under $40 for two sandwiches and a cheesy hash brown. Service is friendly and fast, plus there was plenty of seating during the morning. We didn't stay at the Aria, but we loved our sandwiches so much that we came the second day for breakfast. We didn't bother with Eggslut, which is at the Cosmopolitan (our hotel) and has way too long of a line. Definitely recommend it here!
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Enna J.

Yelp
Quick and friendly service.The hashbrown was huge and crispy. The egg sandwich was flavored and cooked well...also pretty huge.

Jennifer C.

Yelp
We got 2 egg sandwiches, 2 hash browns and 1 coffee. $75 Food was good but the price was outrageous! Never again.
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Jenny X.

Yelp
For a place in Vegas, this was good given that it also had a lot of options for breakfast. Good: - You can place a pickup order online and it'll be ready pretty quickly! - Loved the veggie breakfast sandwich here - it was so good and was a lot healthier than the other options - came with eggwhite - Cheesy hashbrowns were good, though a bit heavy - Good seating and nice upscale vibes even though it's just in a food hall Bad: - Still a bit greasy overall Overall I really like this place and it was a good pick me up before a long conference day.
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Cynthia C.

Yelp
We got the Chelsea, it was tasty with oozing bright orange yolk. I wonder where they get their eggs, how can I get my hand on these wonderful bright colour yolk eggs? The cheese crispy hash brown was the bomb! It was so nice and crispy and potatoes so soft on the inside. I could eat it all the time but I'm sure it's a lot of calories! Def coming back when I visit LV next time!
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Stella Y.

Yelp
If you asked me to choose between Egghead and Eggslut, I'd say skip the lines and come here instead. I got the midtown with fried egg, bacon, cheese, fried shallots and dijonnaise. The fried shallots really made a difference in giving the sandwich a smoky flavor along with the bacon. The egg was well fried and not over or undercooked. The tomato in between cut through a lot of the fat to give the sandwich some moisture. Overall a decent but heafty sandwich. The cheesy hash brown is a must try but also try to share it with someone as it's super dense!
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Trent L.

Yelp
Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal experiences and my personal experiences alone, so with that being said let's go!. This is another restaurant located in the proper eats food court that is in the promenade level of the Aria resort and casino. I ordered an egg sandwich with drip coffee. The food was good, if you are in time constraints then this is a perfect place to order breakfast to go! I would recommend eating here!.
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Albert L.

Yelp
Very tasty breakfast NYC style named after area of NY like the soho. I wish the brick hashbrown was thinner and crispier. The sandwich's with bacon was more savorty than the vegetarian one. $13 per sandwich and $7 a hashbrown. Line moves fast. Located in the aria food hall.
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Courtney O.

Yelp
Wasn't even hungover, but if I was, this would've made the perfect morning after breakfast sandwich. Huge, juicy, so so good! The brioche bun was very soft and the egg was cooked to be just right with a little bit of gooey runny bits! The bacon was crisp and there was a tasty sauce lathered on it that made it perfect. I also ordered the crispy hashbrown that was more like a potato brick! It was cooked perfectly. Super crisp on the outside, but soft on the inside. I was impressed that the food wasn't overly greasy so you weren't left feeling gross after. Highly recommend coming here for breakfast!
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Vanessa R.

Yelp
Simple and promising breakfast spot. You can't go wrong with a good ol egg sandwich with hash browns! Eggs were perfectly cooked to where the yolk was just the right amount of runny-ness. I loved how unique the hash browns are also, they're thick with a crispy crust and soft inside. The Chelsea was my sandwich of choice and it was the best way to start my morning!
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Yadira R.

Yelp
This location is conveniently located in the aria preper eats food hall. This do counter service only and it was a great spot to have a quick early breakfast. I had their breakfast sandwich which was good but felt like it was expensive without sides or drinks $15. Overall if you want something quick for breakfast without leaving the hotel this was a good option but know it won't be the cheapest.
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Daniel C.

Yelp
We ate breakfast at Egghead in the Aria for three straight days. Located in the Proper Eats Food Hall, Egghead elevates the breakfast sandwich and hash brown to a whole new level. They hail from NYC, as suggested by the names of their sammies. My favorite is probably the Chelsea and the Midtown. The difference is one comes with a sausage patty and one with bacon. Both have a fried egg with a runny yolk, shallots, tomato, cheese, and spicy aioli. Packed with protein to fuel up those 20,000 step walks in Vegas! The Greenwich Village is their vegetarian option with kale, avocado, and scrambled eggs whites. I also recommend sharing their Cheesy Hash Brown. A $7 perfectly fried hash brown the size of a playing card deck and loaded with melted cheese. Utterly decadent! Highly recommend Egghead for a quick, cheap, and nourishing breakfast.
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Nikki V.

Yelp
This new "food hall" is great! Lots of seating including comfy booths. A good selection of food. There is a soda machine with ALL the options and water! Service was great, the lady who took our order was kind and helpful. And our food came out quick and hot! Both sandwiches were good, but I prefer the fried egg version & the hasbrowns with cheese! Don't forget to grab a strawberry jelly, so good on the sandwich!
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Olive O.

Yelp
Best egg sandwich in town! Ordered the bacon and egg with no cheese. The brioche bun holds everything perfectly and no mess in sight.
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Danny B.

Yelp
Really nothing to say other than super good! Lol. I could eat here daily with no issues! Located at the Proper Eats Food Hall, at the Aria. All in all: Good food, quick service, good ambiance.
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Roland W.

Yelp
My family stayed at the Aria and needed a quick bite to eat. Egghead at the Proper Eats Food Hall seemed appealing since it mimicked Eggslut but did not come with a large line. I ordered the Chelsea sandwich, which includes a fried egg, sausage patty, American cheese, fried shallots, and aioli. In a good way, it was like an elevated sausage McMuffin with a brioche bun. I enjoyed the big, flavorful sausage patty and the melted cheese. The portion was satisfying, and the cost wasn't too bad for Strip prices. If you are craving a solid breakfast sandwich and need a convenient meal at the Aria, I recommend Egghead!
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Victoria W.

Yelp
i visited egghead in vegas, excited to try it again after my 2018 visit. i ordered the chelsea, which had a fried egg, sausage patty, american cheese, sliced tomato, fried shallots, and spicy aioli for $13. the egg was perfectly cooked, but there was too much cheese, making it feel heavy. the sausage patty could have been cooked more for a better texture. it was decent, but i think i prefer eggsult, especially since it's only $2 more.
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Joe S.

Yelp
I ended up here for breakfast as Eggslut next door at the Cosmo had the risk of having a long line. Eggslut is clearly the better name, right? Maybe Eggmouth would make more sense? The Midtown sandwich was legit good. The egg was cooked perfectly and orangish yolk was running all over the place. The bread was buttery and I will say, I prefer by breakfast sandwiches a bit more toasted and less on a "bun". Some kind of different bread option would have been nice. If you need breakfast and are at the Aria or Vdara, then this is a decent option. I wouldn't come here specifically to eat though.
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Eli N.

Yelp
Egg-cellent. Quick, good service. The hash browns were great. Sir at the bar to people watch. I should've taken some pics!! Great quick alternative to the sit down breakfast places around.
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Michael B.

Yelp
Upsides: had a really good egg sandwich here, price was extraordinarily reasonable by Las Vegas standards. Straightforward ordering experience at the counter, short wait for food. Downsides: limited seating, no tea among the drink choices.
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Alexis M.

Yelp
This is a nice quick walk up breakfast spot where you can order and get your food in a short time. There's some seating but not a lot. The staff are there for business and will move you along to keep their flow which honestly I respect. The sandwich I got was the Midtown without bacon. The size is good, the price was $13 which in vegas isn't too bad. It tasted good but fell apart and isn't really good to eat on the go, definitely sit down with some napkins and maybe a fork to eat this sandwich. My friend got the Chelsea and had the same opinion for theirs. I didn't try their hash browns but they looked really good!
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Shehla M.

Yelp
If you've never been to EggHead before, I highly suggest you give it a go! A quick and delicious option if you're staying at Aria or VDara, and honestly a very affordable breakfast as well. Considering a decent breakfast on the strip now costs a bare minimum of $20+, these sandwiches run about $10+ each, plus sides. Not bad and you can eat in the comfort of your own room. The service is efficient and very well organized. Located within the Proper Eats food hall, it's a grab and go type of deal. I highly suggest the Greenwhich and The Soho. If you're a fan of the fried egg, opt for The Soho. If you're a fan of greens and a scramble then opt for the Greenwhich. Either way however, get a hash brown because I kid you not, it's enormous and utterly delicious! Cheers to delicious and affordable eats Yelpers! Xx
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Patrick M.

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Excellent breakfast place at the Aria Hotel in Las Vegas! I had the Soho sandwich and a cheese and regular hashbrowns. They were all awesome! Also, the service was extremely friendly! The food court itself is also really nice and clean.
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Bryan G.

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Solid breakfast sandwich, the bun was soft and the eggs were cooked perfectly. I think the star of the show though was that crispy hash brown.. it had mf cheese inside of it! Do I think it's better than Egg slut at Cosmo?? Hmmm.. that's debatable!
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Lisa M.

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Enjoyed a recent breakfast here. Upon walking up, I was hit with sticker shock looking at the prices as they have increased since I've seen menus online, I had the Greenwich Village sandwich. My guest had the SoHo and substituted sausage for the bacon. Both sandwiches were tasty and hot, but didn't justify the price for a fast food type of breakfast ($12 each). The star of the show in terms of taste was the cheesy hash brown, which we shared. Would I return? Unlikely. I've found other reasonable priced tasty breakfasts in Vegas.